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WorM/iff MINING NEWS OF NEARBY STATES
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Burke, Idaho, August 9.—The Hecla
mine, near here, ou Canvou creek, in
the Conor d’Alenes, which reently paid
its first dividend of $20,000, has under
way extensive improvements.
The
company is putting iu a plant for its
eventual operation at 2,500 feet depth.
This plant would iuelude two 400-horse
power Imilers a compressor plant with
a capacity of 20 drills and a hoist that
could O|M-rate the mine to the 2500-loot
level
The installation of these im­
provements has been under way for
some time. The large buildings for
the reception of tin- plaut are practical-
‘.y completed the boilers and compressor
are on the ground aud the work of put­
ting them iu place is going on rapidly.
It is expected that the entire new
plant will lie iu operation by Septeiu-
bei 1. Iu the meantime the work of
developing the mine is going forward
rapidly and about 1,000 tons of concen­
trates a month are being shipped. The
main shaft in which the big hoist will
lie operated is to be sunk to the full
2,500 feet, though operations will not
be confined to this work. The ore bod­
ies will be opeued aud mined at the
successive levels as depth is attained.
TO
OPERATE THE
HEADLIGHT.
Coeur d’Alene I’roperty of Remarkable
Promi«e to be Worked.
/for fta/pinff Æamf to
afwayw outstretohed to
Ham Salad.— Chop fine one cup ol
ham; »oak one enp of bread crumbs in
one-half enp of sweet milk; add one
teaspoonful each of dry custard and cel-
ary seed and a little pepper. Turn all
Into a sance pan and heat thoroughly.
Serve hot on a small platter, garnished
with slices of hard-boiled eggs.
Try Alien's Toot Kase.
A powder to be shaken Into the shoes.
At
this season tout feet feel swollen, nervous
and hot, »nJ get lire.l easily. If yon have
smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's
Foot-Ease. It cools tho feet and makes
walking easy. Cures ingrowing nails,
»woolen and' sweating feet, blisters and
callous spots. Relieves corns ami bunions
»fall pa in and gives rest and comfort. We
have 30,000 testimonials. Try it todav.
Fold bv all druggists ami shoe dealers for
25c. Trial package FREE. Address Allen
8. Olmstead, LeRoy, N. Y.
A Nebraska man who saw a twister
»tart writes about it to a magazine.
It is harmless at the start but very
powerful when some farmer tries to
•top it by havng his house in it» path.
HOITT’S SCHOOL.
Menlo Park. San Mateo County, Cal.,
with its new buildings, newly furnished
and complete laboratories, beautiful sur­
roundings and home intluences, is one of
the best equipped schools tor the training
of boysand yonng men on the coast. It
is in charge of Dr. Ira G. Hoitt and is ac­
credited at the universities. Send for cat­
alog, Tenth year begins August 6, 1900.
The Georgia man who chained np bis
daughter because she married in oppo­
sition to his wishes merely demon­
strated that she was wise in marrying
anyone who would take her away from
him.
Drop-y treated free bv Dr. II. II. Green's
Sons. of’Atlanta. Ga. The greatest dropsy
specialists in the world. Read their adver­
tisement in another column of this paper.
Experiments have for some time been
made in England with smokeless coal.
Thia peen liar fuel may be burned
either in an ordinary grate or in a
basin in the middle of the room with­
out developing any perceptible odor or
smoke at any time. The fire looks like
the finest coal fire, and the tlame is
white and bine.
Like the
Deadly
Under-Current
SLOCAN
HECLA.
I
IS ON
THE
LOOD
JUMP,
'•C*»l A»na »• all .lalB^ iWr Uwe.
Indar» atttiiy «uMdcrftii
I
vrton
for a tureUciii« plaaaant I« lake and at
bave fotiud ii nt Caj»uar«ta Rine* taking lh*m uif
bioxHl «as txMMl iHirltleU and tt»y coini’iaxlon haa laa-
provai wonder full» an>t I (eri toinrh belici lu avarf
Mtua S ai . lib to tosi i aia. Laiuall. Laun.
Nearly til th«* Mines Are Again Shlp-
|Una Ore.
Sanden, B.
Align«t 9 —Nerlv all
the mines around Sandon arc shipping
again. Tho Idaho sent out 500 tons in
July of high grade ore, au«l will do bet­
ter in August.
The Fayne shipja'd about 1.200 tuns
in July, and has paid its quarterly
dividend of 3- per cent. Tho Truth,
Queen Bese. Whitewater, Slocan Star
»nd Rambler-Cariboo are regular ship­
pers.
The Ruth mill in Sandon is running
double shift ami the company is put­
ting in two more Whitley tables, those
doing bettei work than the round
tables. It is shipping alamt 200 tons
ol good grade concentrates ]>er month.
Sandon is building up rapidly. About
900 men are on pay rolls iu ami atouud
Sandon.
PLANS
sweauw
MASH
AKE Tl
Ftsasant. Palata»:, l-otant. Ta.ta Good no
good Never Sl.-ksn XV ..... or Gi c KV. ÄC Mk-
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FOR GOLDEN ZONE.
Capacity Will So«»»» II«* 1OO Ton« of Or«*
Daily.'
Loomis, Wash., August 9.—At the
Golden Zone plans have been com­
pleted for increasing tho capacity oi
tho mill to 100 tons daily. The neces­
sary machiuory haa been ordered and
the work oi addiug to the prevent mill
structure for it.s aceomodalion begins
i at once.
The Golden Zone is so
thoroughly opened up that it will be
able to supply tlie daily mill run with
a minimum force. Continuous devel­ I
opment of the ore bodies will go stead­ I
ily forward though there ia more than
100,000 tons of ore in sight.
The management proposes to increase
the capacity of the mill from its profits
until it can treat 500 tons daily. That
a mine of this character could iu three
years bo brought to such a high stage
of development, show quantities of ore
and be scarcely known outside of the
district tells the story of the quality of
work being done at a dozen prtqierties
in the Palmer Mountain district. Mill
runs up to date hav. averaged about
$10 per ton. aud this is probably a
good average of the mine.
Wallace. Idaho, August 9.—The Head­
light Mining Company will soon let n
contract fcr the running of a 600-foot
crosscut tunnel to tap its vein 400 feet
below the surface. The propertv lies
immediately west of the Mammoth and
covers the same vein.
It will be
opened by a crosscut tunnel half way
up the mountain side from Canyon
creek to the cropping of the ledge, cut­
ting about 1,500 feet west of tlie Mam­
moth where there is a blow-out. indi­
cating ore below. No work of conse­
quence has ever been done on it, al­
though ore has been found near the sur­
face in two or three different places.
It has been held for years by some pros­
pectors who were not willing to part
Silver Kins Agni» Going.
with it at any price which mining men
Seattle, August 9.—Captain Gifford,
were willing to pay.
who has been appointed mine manager j
of the reorganized Hall Mining and
Iowa Capital in IToodoo.
Palouse, Wash., August 9. — W. J. Smelting C oiuimiiiv , proposes to justify
Springer, of New Hampton, la., writes the faith which he has bail in the Sil­
from there that he has secured capital ver King as one of the great mines of
to work the Blue Bird and eight claims British Columbia. He has an exten­
in tlie Hoo«loo district. He has em­ sive programme of development mapped
ployed M. W. Truax as manager of the out aud within a short time lie expects |
mine and authorized him to begin work to have 500 men at work in the com- '
pany’s property. A small force will
at once and push development.
Mr. Truax put a double shift to go to the mine and get things in shape.
work and
the property will be Electric power instead of steam power
thoroughly developed. The Blue Bird I may operate the miue machinery and
is a copper property showing high I possibly the smelter.
values, and now that capital has been
K«*1I miii ’ a Camp 1« Next
secured to develop it is expected to be­
Helena, Mont., August 9.—W. Kel-.
come a valuable producer.
lam and J. D. Bone, two Montana pros­
Janies Malone reports a rich strike pector». own a group of six claims on!
in the Elk creek disrict in Idaho on the eastern slope of Eureka mountain, '
Breakfast creek. The rock carries good two aud one half miles from Grant,
values in gold and copper.
Forks, B. C., that are attracting con- |
STRIKE ON SILVER MOUNTAIN siderable attention, and are reganled as
of considerable promise. There is a
Another “Mere Chance” Fortune Stum­ well-defined quartz ledge on the La­
bled Onto iu Canada.
conia. It averages about 20 inches
A shaft has been sunk to a
Spokane, August 9.—The Thompson wide.
boys have made a good strike on the depth of 25 feet. The foot wall is in
Assay returns gave small
Silver Mountain claims, in the Slocan granite.
district. After long prospecting, Russ values in gold and copper and it is ex­
Thompeon stumbled njion a very tine pected that they will improve with
looking ledge.
This was exploited depth.
farther with the result that one of the FAMOUS MONUMENTAL MINE.
finest surface showings of galena ore
ever shown in the camp was uncovered. Likely to Start Up With a Good Force
It is from six to 18 inches across and
of Men.
chunks of ore weighing hundreds of
Baker City, Or. August 9.—It ii
pounds cun be taken ont with a p ick. currently reported that the once famous
Three claims are embraced in the Monumental mine, eight miles north
group, the Sinfi, Atwood and World.
of Granite, now idle for five years, is
PRESTON PEAK COPPER MINE. to be started up shortly with a force of
100 men. C. S. Miller, the principal
Devolepment Work Is Being Pushed on owner of this property, will neithei
That Property.
confirm nor deny the report.
Ashland, Or. August 9.—The Ash­
Northwest Note«.
land Tidings says that Schoonover &
John I’. Vollmei is erecting a large
Young, New York capitalists, repre­ grain warehouse at Genessee, Idaho.
sented by Henry Phillips, have spent
A hail storm is reported to have shat­
9150,000 in the development of the
Preston Peak copper mines. Work is tered 5,000 bushels of grain near Ox­
being pushed on a 200-foot drift. The ford, Idaho.
which grasps one without warning,
the mucous membrane which lines
the entire body suddenly becomes
weakened in some spot and disease
is established. It may be of the
lungs, the head, throat, stomach,
bowels, or any other organ. Where-
ever it is, and whatever it seems, it
ill springs from the same cause—
CATARRH
or inflammation of this delicate pink
membrane.
The system is weakened in win­
ter. The delicate lining is more
susceptible to irritation or inflamma­
tion, and thds we have pneumonia,
grip, colds, coughs, fevers, etc., all
catarrhal conditions which may
easily be checked by oqe catarrh
cure—Pe-ru-na.
That’s the only way out of it.
You may dose forever—you will
not be well until you try the true
cure and that is Pe-ru-na. You
may think your trouble is some
other disease and not catarrh. Call
It what you will, one thing is sure,
your system is affected and must be
treated, and Pe-ru-na is the only
remedy which reaches the right
place and does cure.
Forest fires are still raging in the
OREGON WONDER TO START.
White I’ine district, Idaho, although »
Contract to Ran a Tunnel Will Be Let large force of men is at work trying to
at Once.
check the flames.
Prairie City, Or., August 9.—P. J.
B. Gieda, a sheepman of Condon,
Morey and Elmer Cleaver have gone to Or., died recently in Texas, from con­
the Oregon Wonder mine and will at sumption.
He leaves considerable
once let a contract tor running 300 feet property.
of tunnel on the mine, to be completed
The O. R. & N. Co.’s gang of track­
with all possible haste.
layers has completed its job of putting
New Company at Wallace.
down heavy rails on the branch from
Wallace, Idaho, August 9.—The La Grande to Elgin, Or.
Cathella Mining and Milling Company
The Albany, Or., ice factory, al­
has filed articles of incorporation at though running night and day, is un­
Wallace. G. A. Cunningham, Patrick able to supply the demand, anil a car­
Sullivan, Adam
O’Donnell. J. W. load of ice was brought up from Oregon
Weyer and Joseph F. Whelan are the City on the 5th.
incorporators and directors. Wallace
The Toledo, Or., Leader reports a
is the principal place of business and
the capital stock of $50,000 is divided sample of "pieplant” or rhubarb, I
grown in that town, whose leaf is 21
into 1,000,000 shares.
feet in circumference, and whose stalk
Klondike Gold Shipments.
is seven inches in diameter.
Seattle, August 9.—(.old shipments
Forest fires are raging near Medical
through Skagway from the great Klon­
dike camp to the outside world this Lake, Wash.
season have reached in round numbers
Colfax, Wash., is threatened
more than $7,000,000.
water famine.
Ex-Senator Warner Miller, of New
York, was recently in Spokane, lie
Troperty In the Greenhorn District That is said to be considering Kettle Falls,
Loebi Good.
with a view to transmitting electric
Pendleton, (Jr., August 9.—Partiel power to Republic.
from the Bright Carbonate, locateli in
There are 200,000 sheep in Wallowa
the Greenhorn mountains, near Law-
county, Oregon.
ton, and owned by George Darveaux,
An unknown man committed suicide
Ilemy Kopittke, Frank Duprat, John
Siebert and others, ot Pendleton, re­ in a variety theater at Spokane the
port a rich strike in that mine in the night of August 4. There was nothing 1
I
face of the 160-foot tunnel.
The vein in his clothing to identify him, and
has been penetrated 2‘j feet and Bhows his body lay all day in an undertaker'»
without being recognized.
high values.
BRIGHT
CARBONATE
CURE CONSTIPATION.
...
rkv.o. B.Mioi. k.- i-o sis
» m .«.
“Wh«u I get to t>e a man." »aid th»
I
By the priutod '•P“rta
hoy, who ha» a good memory for
I .»animation ol »rpH- a—
I"-
phtaaaa. “I’m g»dng to strive to ««hl
I iu the ceuaiia ollie, at W»»hl»
vate i<n iiii»»ltl»l> I’ature
| nitonlshliig amount of
•' riuil's light." replied his lather
I ahowu to eiisl among lh« «PI
“Ilow sin you going alnint it?"
They are e»i*»'i»ll.* »u,, ,on,,1T * .
••Well, In the first place. If I have
any little N’y», I'll I*» •h”"‘ «*”*’•
Illg tho famoui men ol hlatory •
their own firework», instead of telling
the tim. in which they U""
' tw(, them they must let me do It, fai leur
to what they accomplished
HI»)
perwm. «»ti red the ....... I ««'“““ 11 they will hurt themselves."
only 14 reaeh.il » i*r. entago ahoy I -
While in congrese Jerry Klmpw'U
I
while 1# failed entirely. *’•»”
saved moat of hi« aalary and I lux dial
MURwem wuuhl be takrn for jo <’* '
the money In bind ami cattle, Ile I«
they appear anywhere else than in
now tub'd at 910,000. When ho llr«t
depaitmeut report.
went to coiigreas Im had to borrow
There was .leffi-rson Davie, for Ii • money to buy n railroad ticket.
•tenee. who wa. placed on roeo.d bv
The Am«*rlr«n M«n.
one applicant a» "a famous general “
Much com imiti *»<»11
lumie be
tho war of 1813."
Auotlier
(ween
1
he
rmlumm
’
c
<»f
Ihc
4'hhi»*e
uml
that Mr. Halve "wa* pn-sfaeul ol «>"
American
man. Th«»»* with
United States and wf’te the declara­ the
Alitinone
th:»t ilia average working
tion of independence.” Hi«' flr*t |s-'
itmii of AmvrU a h
mi|M ri.»r loihvt hl-
master general was another who «“• in . a* ||-i«.ic.ici n Molino I» Bittri^1
mv
olher
<h
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cure The Hi
ried tho applicants eou»iderabl> • '
U-o curcM t .»n-ii|mlioti. linllgr»Hon
man suggested George Washington, pre ven if* mahirht.
another Patrick Henry, end * 1
Wendell l’hiliipa. A young south.-rm-r
Thro grout man ha« grwatnaaa in him
di»]X)sed of all argument by atatfag 1 hi foro tho iHvanion brinai« it out.
that it was “a gentleman nauiad I'“-
To fold gowns of delicate »ilk or
those trimmed with delicate ribbous, in
casings of white tissue paper seems tho
dainty and anitable thing. Scientists,
however, advise the use of brown ¡Hi­
per, as iu the manufacture of white pa­
per chloride of lime ia used, aud is sell."
William Cullen Bryant, whom' bnii’t
likely to injure the silk.
; was, “I am a bookman." had hi» iden-
1 tity mixed with that of tho Nebraska
I.lve I.Ik«» is I'rlnce f«»r 1* Wwk.
orator by a young woman, who »tat<--i
is
Getting something for nothing
"William Cullen Bryant was the 18-in-
never realized in this tough old world,
oeralio candidate for president, a silver
but you cau come mighty near it by
advocate and a resident of Nebraska
going from Portland to San Franciiico
And even Abraham l.iueoln appeared
on the O. R. «fc N. steamers leaving
to lH) examined in varied light«.
Portland every fifth day at 8 1’. M. A
Here are some of tho answer* to tho
wonderful ocean trip for only $12 each
wav, with meals like mother used to inquiry concerning him:
“Lincoln was a great general ami
cook and the best possible attendance,
distinguished himself in the war ol
without being held up for a ceut by
I 1812."
waiters and others.
“Abraham Lincoln was a personal
Liquid hydrogen is transpan'iit, and friend of the colored race aud was olio
the lightest as well as the coldest of the signers of tho deelamtion of in­
liquid known, a cork sinking in it like dependence.”
lead. A whitish substance seen at the
“Abraham Lincoln wa» born in Illi-
bottom of the vessel on Professor 18’ I nois, where he worked from rosy dawn
war’s first exhibition was really solid till dewey eve as a farmer's lad uutil
air or air Ice.
be became president.’’
Touriat Sleeper.
The handsomest tourist sleeper that
ever turned a wheel. The electric
lighted Fullman tourist sleeper on the
“North Coast Limited," daily service
between i’ortlaml and St. Paul and
Minneapolis. Try our “North Coast
Li m ted."
The water carts used in Drogheda
Ireland have medical advertisements
displayed on them. A visitor noticing
these advertisements thoughtfully laid:
“Shure it’s no wonder Drogheda is
healthy, whin they wather the streets
with Jones' Sarsaparilla!"
F:»«y mid Cheap Vacation Trip.
Just think of riding 700 miles for
$12, on a smooth sea. with no dust or
heat, ano getting the finest meals and
every possible attention.without extra
cost. The O. R. & N. makes this pos­
sible. Steamers every fifth d»y, at 8
1’. M., from Portland to San Francisco.
|*ullm«n Mlrrplng Car«.
BOW’S TI11ST
We offer One ilunilriMt Pollara n.war«1 to- aay
ol Catarrh that cau nol b. curW
Hall a
< aurrto J r,.nEN K v A co . rr<)p. Tol»d«, 0
We thounder.iened, have an.-wn r J <
tor till- pa.t 15 rear», and bellere aim yerleeG:
honorabl in all bu.ln •• uan.artioii. and Sn
ani'iar • abl« to carry out anyuUirtUoii» uiala
by tuelr Urm.
w smt A Tat-al.
Whole-al t>ru«-i.t»,Tot»1o,
WaLBiiea. ' lax»» A Mar.vts.
V. nt.le-.le I>rtala, Toledo U.
nall'aCatarrhCuro lat ken n rnally ao ltu
i"irec:ly on the blood and m eon» aurta- oa
tho ay.t m. I'rl c
per bo tie. So.4 by al.
drug: Ute Teatlmonl.il» tree.
Uall a Family I'nia r th-laaL
Mothers will 6n<1 Mr». Winslow's Sooth­
ing Syrup the beat remedy to use (or Ibe’r
“Why are they called pyramids, pa?’’ thildreu during the teething |«nod.
asked George, who was looking at a
The state of New York ha* axpandad
picture of those wonders of Egypt.
“They are called pyramids, my son,” in the last 20 years $95,620 for luvesti-
replied the father, without hesitation, gating committees of various kinds.
“Itecause, you see, they appear amid
A Boon for Mothsra’
the general desolation of the desert.”
Formerly children cried »h-a ih.y had te
taks me.liclna. now they cry tor tbs nadldu.
—Curarru. the latutly laiauva. AU dru<
Gifted Angelina»
glaU. 10c, lie, toe.
“Angelina tells me she ents all her
As a rule, the »/»sight of woman it
shirt waists without a pattern.*’
better than that ot men.
“She does? How do they look?’’
“Oh, they look like shirt waists cut
riso's Cure tor Consumption 1« »n Infal­
without a pattern.’’
lible medicine for roughs and col.la N
W. S amckl . Ocean Grots, N J F.b 17
WOO.
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EiTu 1 gciiffi.
“He isn’t nearly so bright as he
Tho end of tho busy little bee is as
thinks he is," said the young woman ually a puinful one.
who discusses h>-r acquaintances.
Carter's Ink
“No,” answered Miss Cayenne,
Is «0 grssl »n«l »0 cheap that no family can
“and that’s a very fortunate circum­ afford
to t>e without 11. Is yours Carter'»
stance. If he were, we couldn’t look
The District of Colnmbin is first in
at him without using apiece of smoked 1
I the field with its census report, giving
glass."
' a total population of 278,718, an in-
Shoo Clerk—Entirely new toes will crease of 20.98 per cent since 1880, a
be seen in shoes this year. Customer rate that would make the total popula­
— Well, I guess I will be sati»tied with tion of tho United States about 70,000,-
the same toes I’ve always had.
000.
In the Summit District.
Largely as a result of the vigilant
crusade against owners ol unlicensed ,
bicycles, instituted by the president ol I
the Tacoma Wheelmen’s Association,
and carried on by the police depart­
ment, the city treasurer has issued'
4,255 licenses to date, It is believed
the 5,000 mark will be reached before
the year is out.
One salmon cannery at Fairhaven,
Seattle, August 9.—A number of lo­
cations are being made in the Summit Wash., has received 85,000 fish two
district, on the Cascades. The numer­ days in succession.
ous discoveries in that district are ex­
J. D. Barnett, of Ritzville, Wash.,
citing lively interest in the Yakima lost 800 sacks oi wheat, Iris barn and
valley.
some fencing last Wednesday by fire.
D rops
900
Is the Heat Medicine Money ( an llu,
Koon'e I'll la cure renali pallini
|-t|,-, ■
Fruiti Riohiuund, Va., tu Atlanta
(la., aioli» thn lino ut tho prlnctp»j
railway». it »Mma aa il II were Imi»,,,
albi» t<> gol out ol Blghl <if timv cottoti
mllls, «ithor in u|a<mtiou or tu <-<.urs»
ut cullaiructioli.
The«« mllls ari. prlii.
citasily thn growtli ut ili« last douaiU
Fur l.adl»« aittl G«* nil« men.
While thn old library or smoking
car haulisl next tlm baggage cur wu
quit« a convonienoe b>r men. It pr»c.
tieally .hut out thn best half of human-
ity—the ladle». Tim observation r„
on thn Norihorn Fuel th-’» « rack train
the “North Coast Llmlt«d” give. Up
to thn ladle» thn Imai purt of » thor­
oughly modern ear, which by the way
is carried at thn rear end of thia train.
Dally ai-rvicn and all olaasea of tickets
are honored on this train without • lira
fares.
For Infants mid Children.
: ÁXctfcfaU’ l’repafflúnnforAw
I slniilflilniJ theFoklandllftula 1
Ung the Stninncta and lkfl*rh if
INI'AN is.- < Hll IlKI.N
Promotes Di^efllionChrcrriil
ness and HeM Cenlains t wi H mt
O)mnn Morphine nor Muaral
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature
N ut N ahcotic .
* fju et uzan nrvMDf
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Cartels
Little Liver Pills.
Must Boar Signature of
See Fac-Similé Wrapper Below.
CARTERS
i»»""1
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
Steamer* operated by the () K. A N.
Co. between Portland and San Fran­
cisco have been patronizi-d lilH-rnlly on
every trip thia suminei.
The trip
down and back can lie made for |24.
That small amount includes meals ami
berth, with everything first .-law«. and
the boat possible attendance.
Steam­
ers leave Portland every fifth day, at 8
P. M. Tho round trip from Portland
to San Francisco and return, can l-e
made in eight days, giving nearly four
full days in San Francisco for sight­
seeing or business.
neiginm s census was t»ki-n on the
last -lay of last year, mid the general
results hr regards population have just
been made public. Tho population of
tho kingdom is 6,714,682, conainting of
3,363,436 males and 3.¡181,09» female«
Officially Antwerp ia the most j»>pillou»
i town, with 282,318 inhabitants; Brus­
sels follows with 201,065.
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
A perfect Remedy Cor Constipa
lion. Sour Stornarli. Diarrhoea
Worms.< onvttlwiw h'wmh
liess and L<»HS OF SUBI*.
Facsimile Sigrwiturr of
NEW YOHK
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CASTOSIA
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EXACT COPY
Of
WRAPPER.
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(The Tamnun
tier man
Ho«/ Preserver)
..AVENARIUS CAR8OUNEUÎJI.
Will« Il I KICMIMK5TI Y DF.'ITIIOY*
LICE AND VERMIN
..CHICKEN
One application ix all that ix required. It lasts for years. If
your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information loth«
following distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle,
Wash.; Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn it
Co., San Francisco, Cal.
DON’T LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU WITHOUT A
STUDEBAKER
WAGON.
The Kin-Pau, a paper published at
Pekin, has been running continuously
for over 1,000 years. “Old Nut,», rib-
er," who writes, “I have taken your
excellent paper since it was started ”
is not allowed to stat in its columns.’
Some farmers who broadcasted co
peas this . season sowed oat,
— W'th ths
peas. /
' cow pea is really » bean
As tho
and supports aro not required, the
oats
are injurious, as the cow p«-a will
wm
Mads of ths Best Materials, thoroughly isasonsd, by compstsnl workmen. •' 1Un
thrive much bettor when given tho
land alone. If oats are wanted they without an equal. Call on our Agent, or address
should always be »eo<l,„i lu anothZ
STUDEBAKER BROS. MANUFACTURING CO.,
| field.
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320 313 East Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon-^
Dajton’s Fly Killer Here'» » Propositi
¡Mitchell Wagons
Midas Mine at Klk City.
Hood’» Sarsaparilla
Appropriately Named.
MINE.
Boise,
Idaho,
August 9.—Jesse
Coulter has returned from a trip to the
property of the Midas Gold Mining
Company at Dixie. 26 miles from Elk
City, Idaho. Eleven men are at work,
and Mr. Coulter reports that the prop­
erty is looking fine.
In hi’l weather, and mabw It pure. rl< It »„^
healthy with lined a Faraaparilla, wh|,
hae a toning. Invigorating eArci „„
whole avalein. U crealee a good appetii,
atrengthena tlie nerve», overvnm»» th.i
tired feeling and brai-ee you up t„
the effi-cte of the lieat ami the dnng.r uf
aerioue lllneea.
Remember
CAST0R1Ä
osm -
Caramel Custard—One cup whlta
sugar, put on stove and brown, not
burn, When well cooled add cup hot
water, Keep on »tove until »iigar di»-
solves, Beat aix egg» light, add one
and one-halt quarts milk, flavor with
vanila, then add syrup and bakii slow­
ly. It should be watched carefully,
that it does not boil.
Keep Your
Blood Cool
These cars are standard thn world
over; well anil strongly built, beauti­
fully farniahed, servio« unequalled,
lint Northern Faci fio in thn only rail­
way running Full minis—first elans and
tourist. Fortland, Or., to St. Faul ami
Minneapolis. Try our “North Coast
Scotch Wooiloock.—Cut some •lai.
Limited,” dally »ervlco. Them tn no
extra charge made (or traveling on thin bread Into thin slices ami then Into
rounds and smile them in a little I,up
train.
ter In th« ehallng dish. Spread thma
Irrigation la of th« utmost import- witli anchovy paste. Into two w<-l|
ance tn Ferai», a» oultii atlou dejmlid» boule 11 eggs atir two tabl<-a|H>«>nfule nf
u¡»>n it. and water la extremely dear. anchovy pnstn; add half a cup o(
It has lae-n augge«te<l that »ricalati crearni turn II iuto thn chafing ui.h,
well manufacturer» might lind an ex­ ami cook over thn hot water, stlrrtn,
cellent o|a niiig once that tho auccoaa constantly till thick. Son» it ox
»anted broad.
of them well» wa» assured.
A Wonderful I'lraaure Trip.
rock is very hard. Some of the ore as­
The people of Genessee, Idaho, have
says 22 per cent in copper, $4 in gold asked for a special election to vote on
the subject of a waterworks system.
and a trace in sulphur.
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CANOV
CATHARTIC
W
•howln« •» •••or»»»«-
Are the test that can be made.
Nothing
is or can be superior to a Mitchell Wagon,
because it is made of the best material—
by experienced workmen which, cou­
pled with 65 years’ experience in building
Wagons, during which lime the manu­
facturers have had but one aim, and that
to produce the best possible to build, is a
guarantee of quality. If you buy a Mitchell Wagon, you gel the besUhTt can b,
AGENTS EVERYWHERE. If none in your vicinity, we will ,*11 to you Zct
Send for circular.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVERCO.
PORTLAND, ORtCON.
Branches at Spokane, Seattle Salem, McMinnville
Medford and La Grande.
’
Mention this natxtf.
f’se<1 n few minutes i*v«n-
Io«« will rut
i........
MB for mb
»rn rii wdi.wftr.1«4,
itching
Moore’s
,*n'’ lM'""»n«nt rollel
aesiroylu«
Revealed
now"»?an.’ IL*?.
11 ,n4
Mr battle at yovr draapiaa'a.
dropsy
to DAIS' T«»"“NT
«r l'rotrudlng
hard working women
h"n
uou^r,;*
Isn't It r<*M«>iiMblfc to rii thnfl»
Y'W »•M|'<,rli*n< o cotihl id I > <»’* 1 l,|/..ou *r"
tn it • t ifixxl i nino f<»r voiir mons<<
.
Remedy
JOHN POOLS, P oxti .*«">..mineral
can give you tlie b»at bargains I" »
machinery, »nglnas, boilar». i»llk"-J
plows, heli» and windmill»- r
un-
•teel 1 x L windmill, »old by him. »
•quailed.
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